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When should I increase or decrease my kettlebell weight?
When should I increase or decrease my kettlebell weight?

When to change your kettlebell weight

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Written by Bridgette
Updated over a week ago

Knowing when to increase or decrease your kettlebell weight is not a 'hard and fast' rule but more of a guideline.

Keep in mind that your primary goal should be to confidently control your movements, challenge yourself a bit, while at the same time avoid injury.

Helpful Guidelines

Most people will be able to swing a more substantial kettlebell weight than they can lift in a grind (slow, controlled movement) type exercise. If you can perform 15-18 grind movements (e.g. Turkish Get-ups or windmills) easily without a rest break, then try moving up to the next kettlebell weight size (2kg or 4lb). 


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